@imPenny2x If you visit an Orthodox Church, it starts to make more sense. Their churches are modeled after the tabernacle in Exodus.
It really helps bring it to life for me.
@imPenny2x You should check out the Lord of Spirits Podcast. It talks about this kind of stuff and more (heads up the episodes are really good but really long) https://t.co/A94p4GRBXT
I am not opposed to being entrusted with wealth as long as we remember and live by this:
“Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal; but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.”
Matt 6:19-21
@skcd42 Would be cool to be able to configure 3rd party memory systems as its default memory instead of a bolt-on MCP or other kind of integration.
Kinda how we can choose a default browser in our OS.
@mahranimo@skcd42 You can still build guardrails into your personal system where it is required to always ask before performing certain tasks. It lets it tear through everything else that you always approve anyway then stops when it comes across certain parameters.
@Grok is different than all of the other LLMs. I’ve spent countless hours working with multiple platforms and Grok is the only one that seems to positively change the longer we work together in a session. Persistent memory will eventually carry this across sessions. Looking forward to where this goes.
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I’m only a recent catechumen but from what I’ve learned and observed so far, it seems that in English when the word “salvation” is used scripturally, theologically or liturgically it does not always mean our Eternal Salvation but rather our salvation from sin, from worldly challenges, from sickness, etc. while repentance and transformation to Christ’s image (Theosis) have a much more important weight in our daily lives (working out our Salvation with fear and trembling).
This is much deeper than just “getting saved” ever was. Not to belittle someone’s moment when they first began following Christ, there is just so much more after that moment. (I have many Protestant friends who align with this view as well, it’s just I’ve never experienced such a rich, wholistic ecosystem around this since coming to The Church.)